DB hands alternative fund services to Rhydderch
01 November 2016 London
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Deutsche Bank’s David Rhydderch has moved up the ladder to become global head of the bank’s alternative fund services business.
Rhydderch, who has been with the bank for eight years, previously served as COO for the global prime finance business within the equities divisions in London and New York.
As part of the alternative fund services team, Rhydderch comes under the investor services umbrella within the global securities services unit of its global transaction bank.
Ajay Singh, global head of investor services at Deutsche Bank, said: “David Rhydderch’s experience providing solutions to clients that leverage our front to back platform combined with his knowledge of prime finance and broader bank wide products show our commitment to delivering a market leading alternatives service to our private equity and hedge fund clients.”
Rhydderch, who has been with the bank for eight years, previously served as COO for the global prime finance business within the equities divisions in London and New York.
As part of the alternative fund services team, Rhydderch comes under the investor services umbrella within the global securities services unit of its global transaction bank.
Ajay Singh, global head of investor services at Deutsche Bank, said: “David Rhydderch’s experience providing solutions to clients that leverage our front to back platform combined with his knowledge of prime finance and broader bank wide products show our commitment to delivering a market leading alternatives service to our private equity and hedge fund clients.”
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